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From: bartana@uni.Colorado.EDU (Ido Bar-tana)
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Subject: Re: Coprocessor emulation
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Date: 1 Jun 91 18:35:01 GMT
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The problem has nothing to do with WINEM87.DLL . This file is used by windows applications ass a substitute for 87 chips, like EXCEL. The problem discussed in this thread is why windows will not tolerate 87 emulators under enhanced mode.